Jordan Abrams (2017 C, Alpharetta, GA) consistently hit the ball hard all day including a pair a doubles.  Abrams has a good bat speed and natural quick twitch athleticism.

Brandon Watson (2017 2B, New Orleans, LA) showed natural opposite field power repeatedly shooting the right field and right center gap.  Watson is a strong good with present strength in his swing.

Gabriel Garcia (2018 C, Miami, FL) hit the ball hard up the middle all day displaying his middle of the field approach and ability to drive in runners in scoring position.

Ryan Fortgang (2016 OF, Woodstock, GA) shot the gap recording two doubles on the day.  Fortgang has natural lift at the point of contact and pull side power.

Zachary Daniels (2017 OF, Stockbridge, GA) put his explosive bat speed on display once again turing on an inside pitch, almost hitting a ball out of the park to the left field corner into the wind .

Anthony Angelety (2018 OF, Atlanta, GA) stroked a couple of line drives today with his live bat and power to all fields.

Demirez Grier (2019 2B, Atlanta, GA) has an opposite field approach and put up four hits, all to the opposite field.  Grier consistently puts a bat on the baseball.

Josh Holt (2018 OF, McDonough, GA) has a good approach at the plate with a nice line drive swing path.  Holt hit the ball hard including a double.

Daniel Langston (2017 OF, Fayetteville, GA) has a live bat in which the ball tends to explode off.  Langston has a gap to approach and looks to hit the baseball with authority.  

Eduardo Malinowski (2017 SS, Spring, TX) has a quick bat and hits the baseball hard on a line to all fields.  Should continue to gain even more power to all fields as he further develops.

Trevor Candelaria (2018 OF, Montverde, FL) may have some power potential as he continues to put on additional strength showing off some raw power with his double.  

Kendall Simmons (2018 SS, Macon, GA) continued his fabulous weekend with the only true out of the park home run on field 6 of the day.  Simmons has extremely good bat speed.  The ball leaves his barrel with authority and with a little more barrel turn could some serious power down the road.  Outstanding overall player to watch.

Silas Butler (2018 OF, Locus Grove, GA) showed off his athleticism today hitting the only INSIDE the park home run of the day on field 6.  Butler can really scoot around the base paths and has a field for driving the ball up the middle.  

Travis Holt (2017 SS, Plantation, FL) showed the ball jumps off the barrel generating good back spin off the bat and excellent lower half rotation.  

Patterson Ware (2017 SS, Birmingham, AL) displayed his quick hands and short compact swing with spraying several hard line drives all over the park.  

The following players stood out at JetBlue on Field 3 today: 

Nander De Sedas (2018, IF/C, Montverde, FL) showed decent barrel control and bat speed at the plate, but also made several nice plays at short stop. He showed off smooth actions & a strong arm on several hard hit balls.

Cole Brannen (2017, OF, Elko, GA) showed off an easy swing with good lift and the ability to drive the ball with power to go with smooth reeds in the outfield. 

Anthony Leary (2017, OF, Davie, FL) utilized an inside-out swing and good bat speed highlighted by a hard hit double. He consistently showed the ability to drive the baseball and utilize the whole field. 

Brandon Drury (2018, OF, Osyke, MS) was able to flash barrel feel with a trio of singles. Drury stayed inside well and was able to use a slap approach at the plate.

Noa Taylor (2017, IF, Summit, IL) very athletic frame and projects well going forward. Showed off easy bat speed at the plate with a smooth and easy swing and sound hip rotation. 

Kyle York (2019, 1B/OF, Gainesville, GA) very strong build, showed good bat plane at the plate and showed off some good raw bat speed with a double.  

Alexandro Bello (2018, MIF, Hialeah, FL) had good feel for the barrel, flashed good bat speed and stayed inside the ball well hitting everything with authority.

Leugim Castillo (2017, OF/SS, Lancaster, NY) very athletic, projectable build. Showed good plane through the zone and drove the ball with a double. Consistent, loud contact. 

Brandon Dudley (2017, OF, Miami Gardens, FL) strong build at 6'2" 210, showed a smooth swing and strong hands. Good bat speed with an aggressive approach.

Braden Winget (2018 C, Draper, UT) flashed an easy swing, with very simple approach. Worked all fields with some bat speed.

Sam Seaman (2017, MIF, Adairsville, GA) had a pair of base hits showing good bat speed and the ability to match plane. 

Myles Christian (2017, OF/2B, Olive Branch, MS) used a line drive swing plane and a swing with present bat speed and natural lift.

Jaden Huber (2017, 3B/OF, McDonough, GA) showed a quick swing with good hands to collect four base hits. Routinely made hard contact. 

Evan Llaverias (2019, MIF/OF, Snellville, GA) impressed offensively and defensively. Decent feel for the barrel and sneaky bat speed. Showed good footwork around the bag and smooth defensive actions. Should get better as he ages.

Jake Lundkovsky (2017, SS/3B, Alpharetta, GA) showed a line drive bat plane, a quick, twitch swing in route to a pair of hard hits. 

Brady McConnell (2017, MIF, Merrit Island, FL) showed a nice swing with easy bat speed and showed the ability to go to all fields. 

Xavier Posada (2017, C/3B/OF, Hialeah, FL) showed a short, simple stroke and quick bat collecting four hits. He made really loud contact throughout the day and flashed good bat speed.

Preston Stringer (2017, OF/2B, Perkinston, MS) demonstrated the ability to generate back spin in his swing and drive to the ball to all fields with some power.

Omar Jose Vigil Lucero (2017, OF/1B, Orlando, FL) used a short stroke and good hip rotation to collect three hits. He showed good bat speed and good power potential. 

Kyle Khachadourian (2017, 1B/OF, Jupiter, FL) showed strong power potential and ability to drive the ball, following up a strong BP round. 

Hogan Scoggins (2018, 1B, Dacula, GA) collected four hits with a really simple approach. Projectable build as well. 

Brady Elmore (2018, MIF, Lafayette, LA) showed a simple swing at the plate with a line drive swing plane to collect three hits.

Earl Semper (2017, OF/MIF, Fort Lauderdale, FL) delivered one of the hardest hit balls of the day with a loud double to deep right. Very projectable, athletic build.

 Michael Polk (2019, SS/3B, Alpharetta, GA) showed good hip rotation with a line drive oriented swing. Showed the ability to use the whole field and drive the ball.

Patrick Alvarez (2019 SS, Charlotte, NC) had a nice day all around today and consistently found the barrel with a few base hits. He handles the bat head well and also stood out for his defense up the middle where his arm strength also stood out.

Bobby Dixon (2017 1B, Clayton, NC) showed well at first base where he nicely picked a low throw out of the dirt. A righthanded hitter, Dixon also showed quickness to his hands and fluidity in his swing with jump off the barrel when squared up.

Mason Frady (2017 RHP, Sharpsburg, GA) moved well on his feet in the outfield and did a nice job of showing range to gap. Frady moves well down the line and found the barrel with quickness in his hands including a line drive to his pull side and up the middle.

Ubaldo Lopez (2017 3B, Miramar, FL) continued to impress this showcase with his righthanded bat as he is able to generate good bat speed through the zone. He showed the ability to use all fields and go with the outer half pitch as well as turn on the inner half.

Isaiah Ortega-Jones (2017 OF, Fort Worth, TX) is full of quick twitch muscle and can really accelerate around the bases and down the line. He picked up four hits on the day including a triple and double and showed the ability to turn on fastballs located on the inner half.

Efrain A. Santiago (2017 C, Moca, PR) had five hits on the day including a double to the opposite field that was located on the outer half of the plate. He showed the ability to use all fields and line a pitch back up the middle in his first trip to the plate.

John Matteo (2017 OF, Virginia Beach, VA) has a projectable 6-foot-4 frame and as he continues to add strength that will only has power to his lefthanded swing. He already showed fluidity and is able to create solid bat speed through the zone with carry off the barrel when squared.

Roberto Pena (2018 SS, Doral, FL) also continued to put together a strong all around showcase. He shows looseness in his hands and swing as well as a direct path to the ball with solid bat speed as he collected several base hits.

Brian Perez (2017 3B, Miami, FL) uses his strength nicely in his righthanded swing and created hard contact off the barrel including a double to his pull side. He also stood out defensively with quick and balanced footwork and a strong arm across the diamond.

Luis Garcia (2018 OF, Paterson, NJ) picked up three base hits and did so while showing fluidity in his righthanded swing. A 6-foot-2 outfielder, Garcia showed comfort hitting to his pull side and also showed off a strong arm in the outfield on a throw in to home plate.

Aaron Cox (2018 OF, Miami, FL) put his short and quick lefthanded swing on display today and was able to generate some of the best bat speed of the day. He was able to create hard contact all over the field including a double that got over the left fielders’ head and a triple that carried in the right-center field gap.

Kane Fisher (2017 3B, Campobello, SC) created some of the loudest contact of the day and definitely connected for the two furthest hit balls as he cleared the left field wall twice in back-to-back at-bats. He stays short with his righthanded swing and also hit a double to center field.

Mark Kneece (2017 LHP, Pelion, SC) did a nice job of staying short to the ball with his lefthanded swing and was able to pick up a couple of base hits on the day while showing nice bat speed through the zone. He showed the ability to go with the pitch and comfort in going with the outer half pitch to the opposite field.

Tanner Wofford (2017 RHP, Spartanburg, SC) was able to use his 6-foot-3 frame to create strength in his righthanded swing. He connected for a loud double to the left center field gap and also lined a pitch back up the middle.

Datren Bray (2017 OF, Douglasville, GA) and his foot speed really stood out as he’s able to glide effortlessly from base to base and also knows how to use his speed. He stays pretty short to the ball with his righthanded swing and connected for a couple base hits including a double to his pull side gap and an infield single.

Andrew Hernandez (2018 C, Miami, FL) hit a few balls sharply including a line drive up the middle and showed nice bat speed with the ability to create hard contact off the barrel. His arm strength also stood out on throws across the diamond from third base.

Brandon Allen (2017 OF, Taylorsville, GA) did a nice job of incorporating his physical strength into his swing and was able to create nice bat speed. He stayed short and direct to the ball and connected for a double to the opposite field gap. 

David Vazquez (2017 SS, Hialeah, FL): Very impressive defensively with several slick, balanced plays at 3B. Also showed quality bat speed with a few liners off the bat. 

Quinn Cobb (2018 C, Fishers, IN): Showed solid fundamental feel for the barrel, had a few base hits and used the whole field. 

Sean Irick (2017 OF, Murrayville, GA): Showed off some solid power at present with more on the way, belting a long, arching double deep into the OF. 

Jacob Cabe (2018 MIF, Milton, GA): Impressive hands at bat with legitimate strength, can barrel the ball all over the zone and has power to both gaps with more coming. 

Hudson Haskin (2018 SS, New York, NY): Good ability to control the barrel, has strength off with line drive, whole-field approach. Collected a few hits and showed good carry when well struck. 

Levin Lackey (2017 3B, Grovetown, GA): Was very good in both facets, making smooth plays at 3B with plenty of arm strength; and making consistent hard contact at the plate. 

Taylor Wilkinson (2018 OF, Conyers, GA): Hit the ball hard with consistency, showing good leverage in his swing. Able to drive the ball into the gaps at present with more power on the way with increased strength. 

Emanuel Wilson (2017 3B, Ellenwood, GA): Short and direct swing path with strength in swing, loud double off the wall and consistent overall hard contact. 

Jalan Daniels (2017 RHP, Atlanta, GA): Well-built prospect with lots of strength, big double off the wall in game, showed ability to work to all fields when necessary. 

Caleb Upshaw (2017 OF, Newnan, GA): Consistently loud extra base power, went off the wall once and one-hopped the wall another time. Very strong, very loud. 

Jackson Campbell (2017 C, Russellville, KY): Hit a long triple over the CF's head in game, has some natural loft in swing that will produce more consistent power with added strength gains. 

JP Murphy (2018 OF, Reisterstown, MD): Huge projection throughout body, already has impressive strength and power at bat. Could end up with some of best power in entire class at physical maturity. 

Dakota Carter (2017 OF, Covington, GA): Made consistently hard contact, showed solid extra base power with loud double off the wall. 

Adan Fernandez (2017 OF, Miramar, FL): Hit one of the hardest balls of the day, a rising line drive that hit way up on the left field wall and kept rising. Good strength, good barrel awareness. 

Will Hardigree (2017 C, Auburn, GA): Impressive athleticism in the middle infield with good range and hands, also hit several balls right on the screws at bat. 

Charlie Peyla (2017 SS, Junction City, KS): Came the closest to actually clearing the monster wall in LF, hit the very top of fence and ended up with a long, impressive double. 

Eddie Sweeney (2018 OF, Madison, CT): Hit the only HR of the day, of the inside-the-park variety on a deep fly ball to LCF. Also drilled a hard single up the middle. 

Patrick McNamara (2017 LHP, Roswell, GA): Consistently smooth stroke in the box, clean hand path with some bat speed. Did a good job using the whole field with several line drive base hits. 

Bo Richey (2017 OF, Carmel, IN): Had some of hardest exit velocities of the day, ball came off his bat sounding different than most. Absolutely ripped a few balls with good extra base power. 

Tristan Tinney (2017 LHP, Bridgeville, PA) showed good arm strength, throwing out a runner attempting to advance to third base while playing center field. Tinney also hit some balls hard at the plate, driving balls into the gaps.

Thomas Larson (2017 OF, Joliet, IL) swung the bat very well. The physical, 6-foot-1, 180 pound outfielder has good strength in his righthanded swing, and he hit two doubles over the center fielder's head and drove a single to right field.

Jarrod Cande (2017 OF, Tampa, FL) showed a good feel for the barrel, and natural strength in his swing, driving balls hard to both sides of the field.

Michael Giordano (2017 OF, Pembroke Pines, FL) repeated his loose swing very well, and showed comfort in driving the ball back up the middle.

Joshua Mitchell (2018 MIF, Lenexa, KS) showed good barrel control, driving the ball well around the field and finishing with three singles and a double.

Jonathan French (2019 C, Lilburn, GA) continued to display impressive bat speed and strength, as the 5-foot-11, 185 pound hit the ball hard in all of his at bats and had a couple of doubles.

Antonio Jareno (2018 MIF, Marietta, GA) also hit the ball well and had a couple of doubles, showing good contact and barrel control when driving the ball to the opposite field.

Jonathan Martin (2019 C, Cartersville, GA) has solid overall tools, and he has good feel for the barrel, hitting a number of balls solidly, including a double and deep drive to center field. Similarly, Isaac Bouton (2019 SS, Marietta, GA) created hard contact in a number of his at bats, finishing with four hits.

Travis Zurita (2017 OF, Ozone Park, NY) flashed on both sides of the ball, making a diving play in center field and driving a hard triple and double to center field.

Chase Carlson (2018 SS, Katy, TX) has also made a good diving play in the field, ranging into the outfield to make a diving play on a soft liner. Carlson also swung it well and hit the ball hard.

Jake Vanek (2018 1B, Fort Wayne, IN) has big strength in his 6-foot-3, 210 pound frame. Vanek drove the ball well, finishing with three hits including a hard double to right center field.

Daniel Lynch (2018 3B, Jupiter, FL) also is a strong lefthanded hitter, and the 6-foot-3, 195 pound infielder repeated his swing well, driving balls back up the middle with authority.

Beau Hanna (2017, C/1B/3B/OF, Winder, GA) has plus bat speed and power. Hanna uses quick strong wrists to produce backspin and drive the baseball regularly. Hanna left the yard twice during coach pitch BP. 

Eli Dunn (2017, OF/RHP, Attalla, AL) has surprising pop for his size. Dunn has a quick, short and compact swing. 

Adisyn Coffey (2017, SS/2B/3B/RHP, Albany, IN) possesses a live bat and quick hands allowing him to produce good bat speed. Coffey has the ability to turn mistake pitches into extra bases. 

Luis Aviles (2017, C/1B/OF, Palmetto Bay, FL) has good bat speed and present strength in his swing. Aviles is a middle of the order run producer who consistently gets the barrel on the ball. The 2017 grad's best power comes to his pull side.

Justin Connell (2017, SS/3B, Pembroke Pines, FL) is an athletic infielder who hits to all fields. Connell stays inside the ball well, and sprays the entire field.

Justin Scotto (2018, OF/2B/SS, Robbinsville, NJ) hits from a crouched  stance with quiet mechanics. Scotto's ability to square the ball up frequently puts infielders on their heels. 

Andrew White (2017, C/3B, Moore, OK) has a live bat and present gap pop. White frequently drives gaps for extra bases. 

Kory Olsen (2017, SS/2B, Crystal Lake, IL) takes very healthy in game hacks. Olsen looks for the ball middle in to drive to his pull side. 

Gregory Bennett (2017, SS/OF/MIF, Peosta, IA) has a rotational swing and does a good job creating backspin. Bennett is a quick twitch athlete with a fluid stroke.

Trey Winget (2017, OF, Washington, UT) has a short, fluid & compact stroke from the left side. Winget's quick wrists allow him to turn on pitches on the inner half.

Ryan Bliss (2018, SS/2B, Lagrange, GA) is a high level quick twitch athlete. Bliss uses quick hands and a rotational swing to make hard contact. 

Bryce Boone (2019, C/OF, Ocala, FL) is a great athlete. Boone has present gap power than could develop into homerun power with added strength. The 2019 grade goes to the plate with a power approach. 

Raymond Gil (2017, 3B/1B/OF, Miami, FL) is a power threat whenever he steps in the box. Gil has a strong physical frame and consistently makes very hard in game contact. The 2017 grad is an impact bat that will hit in the middle of any order.

Raynel Delgado (2018, SS/2B, Hialeah, FL) has a loose swing with present bat speed. Delgado has some lift in his swing and makes consistent hard contact. The 2018 grad's swing projects to the future. 

Justin Henry (2017, OF, North Plainfield, NJ) possesses a fluid stroke with a linedrive swing plane. Henry's feel for the barrel allows him to consistently barrel up the ball and split gaps with the occasional over the fence ability.

Ihosvany Castaneda (2017, OF, Hialeah, FL) has a live bat allowing him to spark the offense by splitting gaps. The 2017 grad has a good run tool which puts pressure on the defense when he reaches base. 

Julio Cortez Sanz (2018, C/IF, Weston, FL) has present gap pop and shows strength in his swing.

Matthew Beattie (2017, RHP/OF/1B/3B, Glen Waverly, VIC) is a toolsy outfielder that knows how to use his long limbs for leverage. Beattie does a good job covering the outer half of the late, and drives the ball to all parts of the park. 

Kyle Bachle (2017, OF/RHP, Nokomis, FL) is a great athlete with a plus run tool. Bachle has surprising power for his size, and can act as a catalyst atop the lineup. Hitting from a slightly open stance and with a high back elbow help him create leverage in his swing. 

Matthew Gravely (2018, MIF/3B/RHP, Johns Creek, GA) has quick hands and a rotational swing. Gravely makes consistent hard in game contact.

Andre Derouen Jr (2017, OF, Lamarque, TX) is a quick twitch athlete with a short compact swing. Derouen splits gaps regularly and causes havoc on the bases. 

Christian Beal (2017, SS/2B, Flossmor, IL) showed great bat speed while hitting from an open crouched stance. Beal stays inside the ball well and sprays linedrives all over the field. 

Joe Kinker (2018, SS/3B/RHP, North Port, FL) is a physical player with present strength in his swing. Kinker as quick hands and turns on inside pitches with ease.

Kevin Graham (2018, 3B, O'Fallon, MO) is a Mississippi commit with a loose and projectable swing left handed swing that produced plenty of present bat speed with the promise of more to come as he continues to get stronger.

Julio Cortez Sanz (2018 C, Weston, FL) is a big and strong right handed hitter who really makes the ball jump off his barrel hard when he's pulling the ball.

Ihosvany Castaneda (2017 OF, Hialeah, FL) has a simple and controlled swing that produced consistent hard line drives, especially when he got his rhythm later in the round and started unleashing his bat speed.

Luis Perez (2017 OF, Miramar, FL) wasn't consistent in his swing approach and mechanics but when everything came together he showed big bat speed and the ability to drive the ball hard with backspin and carry.

Theodore Benda (2018 RHP, Jupiter, FL) showed big tools on the mound, topping out at 89 mph, but he also showed his two-way potential with a lots of power potential and pull pop.

Michael Pelaez (2017 1B, Tampa, FL) is another prospect with outstanding two-way potential  He topped out at 91 mph on the mound and put on a BP power show, blasting one ball all the way out of Fenway South over the left centerfield wall.

Adan Fernandez (2017 OF, Miramar, FL) is one of many hitters from the Bishop McCarthy High School program that impressed at the event with their strength and bat speed.  He crushed the ball when he was timed up.

Beau Hanna (2017 C, Winder, GA) had as good of bat speed as we saw from any of the 550+ players who took batting practice at the event.  He's a Kennesaw State commit with a big offensive ceiling.

Adisyn Coffey (2017 SS, Albany, IN) has a slender 6-foot-1, 169-pound frame but a loose swing with good present bat speed and nice separation through and past contact.  He's going to keep getting better as he gets stronger.

David Vazquez (2017 SS, Hialeah, FL) fits into the same hitting prospect category as Adisyn Coffey above, a 6-foot-1, 160-pound projectable athlete with a really nice, loose swing and lots of room to get stronger.

Paul Komistek (2018 3B, Knoxville, TN) is a high waisted and very projectable 6-foot-2 athlete with a smooth right handed swing and an early commitment to Tennessee.

Joe Kinker (2018 SS, North Port, FL) is one of the latest prospects developed at Venice High School, which is always producing quality players.  He's a 6-foot-2 athlete with nice hitting mechanics and plenty of bat speed.

Lency Delgado (2018 SS, Miami, FL) just arrived in the United States from Cuba a few months ago and will be a fun player to watch develop.  He's graceful and very athletic with a very smooth and easy right handed swing.

Christopher "C.J." Calero (2018, C, Miami, FL) is already 6-foot-1, 225-pounds and will have to work hard not to get too big to stay behind the plate but he is immensely strong and simply overpowers the ball at times.

Nander De Sedas (2018 IF, Montverde, FL) is one of the rare switch-hitters we see who is not only equal from both sides of the plate but also top prospect level good from both sides of the plate.

Jaxon Passino (2017 SS, Manchester, MO) has good strength for a middle infielder and a short and crisp right handed swing that will enable him to hit for a high average and pick up plenty of gap to gap extra base hits.

Bobby Dixon (2017 1B, Clayton, NC) whips the barrel through the zone with lots of bat speed and the ball makes the kind of sound you want to hear as a scout when he squares it up.

Augie Sylk (2017 LHP, Pacific Palisades, CA) topped out at 88mph with his fastball sitting 83-86mph to go along with his slider at 77mph. Sylk projects well with an easy delivery has a loose arm action and good life on his fastball,

Luis Perez (2017 OF, Miramar, FL) sat 81-83mph on his fastball with his slider at 72mph. Perez pitches from a high 3/4 arm slot with good arm speed a good deceptive slider he throws for strikes. 

Grant Smith (2017 RHP, Highland, MI) had 2 singles in the game today for the Red team. Smith has quick hands at the plate with a compact swing and makes consistent barrel contact. 

Brandon Allen (2017 OF, Taylorsville, GA) sat 80-83mph on his fastball with his curveball at 66mph and his changeup at 73mph. Allen pounds the strike zone with all his pitches with good fade to his changeup and depth to his slider. At the plate Allen also had a double in the game today for the Red team. The ball jumps off his bat with a good swing. 

Cannon Whitby (2018 SS, Hinsdale, IL) had a double in the game for the White team today. Whitby is short to the ball with a contact approach and has good pitch recognition. 

Datren Bray (2017 OF, Douglasville, GA) had 2 singles in the game for the Red team today. Bray has good bat speed with quick hands at the plate and has good speed down the line. 

The following players stood out during the 3:00 PM Game at Century Link Sports complex at the National Underclass Main event. between the 9-Red team and the 12-White team.

 Zachary Daniels (2017 OF, Stockbridge, GA) solid athletic build with good strength.  Has quick hands and good bat speed.

Ryan Fortgang (2016 OF, Woodstock, GA) showed good barrel control and had a double and run scored.

Carlos Tumpkin (2018 RHP, Grosse Pointe, MI) has a projectable build, his fastball was up to 81 with good sink and run.

Garrett Crisp (2019 RHP, Monroe, NC) showed a good arm action on the mound with a projectable build. he also collected two hits at the plate.

Will Goldberg (2017 C, Atlanta, GA) showed quick hands at the plate and made solid contact.

Anthony Leary (2017 OF, Davie, FL) has a solid build and went had two hits, a run scored and run batted in.

Corey Diloreto (2017 OF, Reading, MA) showed good bat speed and barrel control on his double.

Rylan Fontenot (2017 2B, Beaumont, TX) went two for two on the day with two singles.  Fontenot has an opposite field approach and does a nice job of keeping his hands inside the baseball.

Jordan Powell (2017 RHP, Celebration, FL) showed maybe the only knuckle ball of the event.  He also impressed with his heavy fastball that ran up to 85 MPH and a solid slider at 73 MPH.

Earl Semper (2017 SS, Fort Lauderdale, FL) put his athleticism on display in the field, on the plate, and on the mound.  Semper, a primary infielder, topped out at 81 MPH.  At the plate, he singled showing off his loose swing and quick hands.

Cole Miller (2018 OF, Aurora, OH) sat 80-82 on the mound and kept hitters off balance combining his fastball with a sharp 72 MPH slider.  Miller had three strikeouts in two innings consistently missing barrels.

Jason Wittenstein (2017 LHP, Parkland, FL) struck out six batters in his three innings.  Wittenstein has a long, lean, highly projectable build with a good feel for his breaking ball.  

Gio Palomba (2017, OF/RHP/3B, Lawrenceville, GA) showed athletic actions on the bases and at the plate with a smooth swing and a pair of stolen bases.

Michael Giordano (2017, OF/1B, Pembroke Pines, FL) ripped a double into the left-centefield gap flashing power potential in his swing that had good natural lift.

Jake Holland (2019, C/OF, Miramar, FL) stood out with good blocking skills behind the plate to go with raw power in his short, compact swing. Holland delivered two doubles down the line and moved well for his size on the bases.

Isiah Ortega-Jones (2017, OF/RHP, Fort Worth, TX) showed a good, level and balanced swing at the plate with a single and another line drive out. On the bases he proved to be a menace with a pair of stolen bases with a high baseball IQ.

Ubaldo Lopez (2017, INF/OF/RHP, Miramar, FL) looked confident at the plate with a balanced swing and delivered a hard single down the third base line.

Nathan Collins (2017, MIF/OF, Alvin, TX) sat 79-82 mph with his fastball on the mound and finished his inning hitting 85 on the gun. He worked from a 3/4 slot and had an online delivery, working both sides of the plate with his fastball, he also mixed in a curveball at 67 mph and slider at 70 mph. 

Chase Smith (2017 SS, Marietta, GA) had a solid single at the plate today. Smith is short to the ball and drives the ball to the gaps. In the field Smith made a nice charging play at 3rd base. 

Tyler Burton (2018 C, Labelle, FL) topped out at 83mph on the mound today with his fastball to go along with his curveball at 70mph, slider at 74mph and his changeup at 69mph. Burton does a good job of mixing his pitches to keep hitters off-balance and throws them all for strikes. 

Chase Haley (2017 OF, Dickson, TN) had a triple in the game for the Navy team. Haley is an aggressive hitter and goes gap to gap. 

Dante Moran (2017 MIF, Pinellas Park, FL) had 2 hits in the game today for the Navy team including a double. Moran makes line drive contact at the plate with bat speed and has a sound hitting approach. 

Michael Pisacreta (2018 OF, Marietta, GA) showed quickness in his hands and lefthanded swing and was able to touch them all. He has a short and quick stroke and moved well around the bases before coming around for an inside the park home run.

Jonathan "JP" Martin (2019 C, Cartersville, GA) ran his fastball up to 83 mph during his two inning stint and also impressed with the bat. A righthanded hitter, Martin connected for a double to deep center field before coming around to score an additional run for the Steel team.

Jonathan French (2019 C, Lilburn, GA) had a nice day on both sides of the ball, showing a strong arm behind the plate as well as a short and quick stroke from the right side with the bat. He showed pop off his barrel on the double in his first at-bat and has both speed and instincts on the bases.

Frank Niemann (2017 C, Sanford, FL) had a nice day at the plate going 2-2 with a couple of hard base knocks. Strongly built, Niemann lined a triple and showed the ability to stay inside the ball and showed solid contact of the barrel head. His arm strength and carry from behind the plate also stood out as he threw a would be base stealer out.  

Lewis Menendez (2018 OF, Hialeah Gardens, FL) did a nice job of using his quick hands to generate bat speed in his righthanded swing and connected for a hard single in his first at-bat with loud contact coming off the barrel.

Kyle Iarrobino (2018 RHP, Key West, FL) sat 78-83mph with his fastball topping out at 84mph this afternoon to go along with his curveball at 64mph and his changeup at 70mph. Iarrobino has an easy delivery working quick on the mound and he pounded the strike zone. 

Jason Garcia (2017 OF, Key West, FL) had 2 hits for the White team today including a triple. Garcia has quick hands with good bat speed and is an aggressive base runner. 

Lucas Dunn (2017 2B, Panama City Beach, FL) had a single in the game for the Royal team today. Dunn has quick hands and is short to the ball at the plate. 

Alexandro Bello (2018 SS, Hialeah, FL) has good bat speed and barrel control, and the compactly built middle infielder repeats his approach well. His fluid, line-drive oriented swing should lend itself to a high contact and batting average.

Leugim Castillo (2017 OF, Lancaster, NY) didn’t have his best round today, but the right handed hitting outfielder has impressive physicality and strength in his 6-foot-2, 205 pound frame. When he was on time and in rhythm, Castillo showed impact potential.

Brandon Dudley (2017 OF, Miami Gardens, FL) also has some physicality and strength in his 6-foot-2,210 pound frame. While he occasionally lengthened his swing path, Dudley created solid contact and has natural carry from his rotational style swing from the right side.

Frank Niemann (2017 C, Sanford, FL) had a solid round of batting practice. The ball jumped off of his bat well and he shows the ability to drive the ball into the gaps when he’s able to get extended.

Dylan Rogers (2019 OF, Spartanburg, SC) had an impressive performance, particularly when one considers that he’s a just a freshman. The 6-foot, 165 pound outfielder has good bat speed and strength off of the barrel, and he peppered the outfield with well-struck line drives.

Kyle Gray (2018 OF, Marietta, GA) has solid hitting tools from both the left and right side. The switch-hitting outfielder had a bit better rhythm and timing from the right side, but he has strength and bat speed with natural carry and jump from both sides of the plate.

Jonathan French (2019 C, Lilburn, GA) has an athletic 5-foot-11, 185 pound frame and the freshman displayed good hands and strength in his swing. He projects well and should continue to turn heads as he refines his timing.

Alex Featherstone (2017 SS, Charlotte, NC) did a good job of repeating his easy, simple mechanics and maintain a short, fluid swing throughout his batting practice round.

Cooper Weiss (2019 3B, Fort Myers, FL) created some loud contact off of barrel. The freshman infielder kept his hands back well and while the ball carries well now, it should continue to carry as he more consistently involves his lower half.

Earl Semper (2017 SS, Fort Lauderdale, FL) has a long, lean projectable frame and the switch-hitter showed bat speed and strength from both sides of the plate, including a shot into the Green Monster netting from the right side.

Austin Harry (2018 3B, Pell City, AL) has good strength in his 6-foot-1, 188 pound frame. The righthanded hitting infielder has solid hitting tools and he showed the ability to turn on inside pitches. He projects to create more hard contact when he’s more consistently extended.

Hambleton Oliver (2019 RHP, Corpus Christi, TX) is a bigger, physical kid for his grade, and the primary pitcher has impressive strength. The 6-foot-1, 185 pounder showed good pullside power in his lefthanded swing and projects well.

Alex Markley (2017 3B, Mainville, OH) whips the barrel through the zone with authority. The 6-foot-3, 245 pounder has strength and bat speed, and the ball carries well off his bat.

Kane Fisher (2017 3B, Campobello, SC) has an aggressive, active approach. When he was on time with his load, Fisher showed developing power with good strength and carry to the gaps.

Sean McLaughlin (2017 1B, Morehead City, NC) is another big, physical kid who can impact the baseball. McLaughlin has impressive strength and showed that he could create backspin and drive the ball with authority.

Gustavo Rodriguez (2018 OF, Santo Domingo, DOM) is still developing his man strength, but the young Dominican has good present hitting tools and projects well. The outfielder has quality bat speed and controlled the barrel well, peppering the outfield with line drives, and shooting some into the gaps.

Jordan Abrams (2017 C, Alpharetta, GA) flashed some strength and ability to whip the barrel in his lean 6-foot-2, 185 pound frame. The righthanded hitter can cut off his finish at times, but the tools are there and he consistently created solid, square line-drive contact.

Joseph Perez (2017 3B, Pembroke Pines, FL) had some of the most impressive power of the day. The big, 6-foot-3, 205 pound right handed hitter was hunting for home runs, and he was able to drive a few deep thanks to his big strength and bat speed.

Anthony Seigler (2018 C, Cartersville, GA) showed solid hitting tools for a sophomore switch-hitter. The primary catcher has fluidity from either side and has pullside pop, showing a bit more strength and bat speed when hitting right-handed.

Mickey Skole (2018 1B, Roswell, GA) has strength in his fluid swing. The right-handed hitting outfielder showed good feel for the barrel and stung the ball when he remained balanced and was able to create extension.

Ryan Vigue (2017 RHP, Dacula, GA) arm worked well as he ran his fastball up to 85 mph and showed good feel for his breaking ball

George Mulcahey (2017 SS, Brooklyn, NY) and Chris Sabino (2017 IF, Orangeburg, NY) both got on the mound today and topped out at 83 mph.

Peyton Stegeman (2019 SS, Quincy, IL) was 2-2 today for the Maroon team

Brandon White (2017 OF, Trumbull, CT) doubled for the Maroon team

Trevor Sellers (2017 SS, Locust Grove, GA) sat 81-84mph with his fastball topping out at 85mph to go along with his curveball at 68mph and his changeup at 64mph. Sellers has an online deliver with an arm that works and fills up the zone. 

Steven M. Rivera Chijin (2017 SS, Toa Alta, PR) made solid contact at the plate both times up. Chijin is quick down the line and with a sound approach. In the field he displays smooth actions with soft sure hands at short stop and a good arm across the field. 

Leugim Castillo (2017 OF, Lancaster, NY) had 2 hits today for the Red team including a triple in his first at bat. Castillo has a solid build with good bat speed and tons of pop in his bat. 

Peyton Landry (2018 3B, Lafayette, LA) made consistent solid contact going 2-2 with a double

Sam Seaman (2017 MIF, Adairsville, GA) showed a quick bat and drilled a double. 

Steven M. Rivera Chijin (2017 SS, Toa Alta, PR)showed good instincts on the bases stretching a routine single into a double by being aggressive

Alexandro Bello (2018 SS, Hialeah, FL)smoked a ball of the left field fence showing good bat speed and quick hands

Dylan Cunningham (2017 1B, Albany, LA) smoked a hard hit double down the 3B line

Lucas Dunn (2017 2B, Panama City Beach, FL) struck out 6 in 2 innings today with his fastball up to 83 mph. He throws easy and also showed good feel for his breaking ball

Christian Scott (2018 RHP, Parkland, FL): Very impressive both on the mound and with the bat. Struck out 3 across 3 innings, using a fastball that worked 82-85 and touched 86 to go along with a solid curveball. Also drilled a double in game action.

Jason Thomas (2018 OF, Hialeah, FL): Had a double and an RBI, showing good strength and developing pop in his swing to go along with good running speed. 

Isaiah Perry (2017 2B, Pembroke Pines, FL): Had a big day at the plate, going 2-2 with a single, double, two runs scored and a stolen base as well. Excellent speed, hands at the plate. 

Alexey Gonzalez (2017 IF, Southwest Ranches, FL): Went 2-2 at the plate with a single and a double. He also scored a run, showing off good wheels. 

Tommy Kinney (2017 OF, Tallahassee, FL) singled in the game for the Col. Blue team today. Kinney has a line drive approach with good balance in his swing. 

Dakota Carter (2017 OF, Covington, GA) also singled for the Col. Blue team. Carter displayed bat speed with a high finish and has quick hands. 

Jackson Kelley (2018 3B, Anderson, SC) sat 77-80mph on his fastball to go along with his curveball at 70mph and his changeup at 72mph. Kelley short compact delivery with good balance and tempo on the mound. 

Kane Fisher (2017 3B, Campobello, SC) topped out at 82mph with his fastball today to go with his curveball at 68mph and his changeup at 67mph. Fisher has an online delivery throws his 11-5 curveball for strikes and mixes it in well keeping hitters guessing. 

Sean McLaughlin (2017 1B, Morehead City, NC) doubled in the game for the Maroon team today. McLaughlin does a good job of keeping his hands inside the ball and uses his lower half well to generate power. 

Michael Beans (2017 OF, Hartsville, SC) had a single for the Maroon team today. Beans did a good job of going down and getting the pitch showing good bat control and bat speed. 

Michael Pelaez (2017 1B, Tampa, FL) had a good showing on the mound today topping out at 91mph. Pelaez has tons of arm side run on his fastball with good late break to his fastball and does a good job of attacking the zone with his pitches. 

Alejandro Mosquera (2017 1B, Miami, FL) doubled in the game for the Gold team. Mosquera has a good swing plane with pop in his bat. 

Louis Davenport III (2017 RHP, Tucker, GA) topped out at 84mph on his fastball with his curveball at 73mph, his slider at 69mph and his changeup at 73mph. Davenport has a loose fast arm the ball jumps out of his hand getting on hitters quick. 

Jaylin Turner (2017 LHP, Conyers, GA) topped out at 79mph on his fastball today with his curveball at 67mph. Turner does a good job of hitting his spots and getting swings and misses. 

Edwin Smith (2018 OF, Kosciusko, MS) had 2 singles in the game for the Royal team today. Smith has a line drive swing plane with a confident approach at the plate. 

Luis Aviles (2017 C, Palmetto Bay, FL) also had 2 singles in the game for the Royal team. Aviles makes hard consistent contact at the plate with a quick bat. 

Justin Connell (2017 SS, Pembroke Pines, FL) also had 2 hits in the game including a double. Connell has a line drive swing plane with lift and leverage in his swing and the ball jumps off his bat. 

Richard Polinsky (2017 1B, Orange Park, FL) doubled in the game for the Navy team today. Polinsky does a good job of barreling up the ball with good bat speed and makes consistent contact. 

John Thorpe (2018 OF, Savannah, GA) also doubled in the game for the Navy team. Thorpe is a gap to gap hitter with pop and has an aggressive approach at the plate. 

Jarrod Cande (2017 OF, Tampa, FL) has a good feel for 3 pitches on the mound with a very fast arm, good life to his fastball and good bite to his slider. Cande topped out at 84mph on his fastball pairing it with his slider at 67mph and his changeup at 73mph. 

Diego De Leon (2017 C, Paterson, NJ) doubled for the Maroon team today. De Leon has a quick bat at the plate with good barrel control and is a gap to gap hitter with pop. 

Josh McAllister (2017 SS, Cumming, GA) singled in the game for the Maroon team. McAllister does a good job of letting the ball travel and hitting the pitch where it's pitched. 

Jordan Abrams (2017 C, Alpharetta, GA) had 2 singles in the game for the Navy team. Abrams has a level swing making consistent line drive contact at the plate. 

Joseph Perez (2017 3B, Pembroke Pines, FL) had a double in the game for the Navy team. Perez has a strong build with pop in his bat. On the mound Perez topped out 94mph with his slider at 82mph and his changeup at 82mph. Perez has tons of arm strength and his fastball jumps out of his hand. 

Austin Young (2019 SS, Southside, AL) had 2 singles in the game for the Navy team as well. Young has a sound approach at the plate with a nice easy swing. 

Anthony Seigler (2018 C, Cartersville, GA) had a good outing from the mound today pitching both Left-Handed and Right-Handed. From the left side Seigler topped out at 82mph with his curveball at 76mph. He pitches from a high 3/4 arm slot with a quick clean delivery and natural cut action to his fastball. From the right side he topped out at 86mph. Seigler has a clean simple delivery with good arm speed has gets good extension. At the plate Seigler doubled for the Orange team. Seigler has a solid build with a good swing and makes hard contact. 

Ethan Bowdoin (2018 LHP, Alpharetta, GA) sat 80-81mph topping out at 83mph on his fastball with his curveball at 68mph and his changeup at 72mph. Bowdoin has a loose easy arm action with a smooth delivery and an explosive finish. 

Patterson Ware (2017 SS, Birmingham, AL) had 2 hits in the game today including a triple. Ware has pop in his bat lets the ball travel and has bat speed. 

Charles "Trey" Taliaferro (2018 2B, Miami Lakes, FL) had a double in the game for the Royal team. Taliaferro has a balanced swing and uses his lower half well. 

Oliver Willman (2018 1B, Mobile, AL) also doubled in the game today. Willman is a gap tp gap hitter with pop in his bat. 

Preston Stringer (2017 OF, Perkinston, MS) sat 80-82mph on his fastball today to go along with his curveball at 69mph. Stringer has a short compact arm action with a good curveball that has depth to it. 

Jake Lundkovsky (2017 SS, Alpharetta, GA) had another good game for the Steel team today. Lundkovsky jumps on first pitch fastballs showing good bat speed and has a direct bat path to the ball. 

Brady McConnell (2017 SS, Merritt Island, FL) had a single in the game for the Steel team today. McConnell has good bat speed and does a good job of hitting the ball where it's pitched. 

Theodore Benda (2018 RHP, Jupiter, FL) topped out at 88mph on his fastball with his curveball at 74mph and his changeup at 77mph. Benda has good arm speed filling up the strike zone with his pitches and has good sharpness and depth to his curveball. 

Isaiah Byars (2018 SS, Orange Park, FL) looked good at the plate today. Byars displayed good bat speed again while consistently putting the ball in play. 

Kendall Simmons (2018 SS, Macon, GA) had 2 more hits in his second game today including a double. Simmons makes hard line drive contact with bat speed. 

Andrew Villa (2017 RHP, Pembroke Pines, FL) sat 77-83mph with his fastball today pairing it with his curveball at 70mph. Villa has cut action on his fastball and throws his curveball with good depth. 

Bo Richey (2017 OF, Carmel, IN) doubled in the game for the Red team today. Richey has a large athletic build with bat speed and has pop in his bat. 

Bryce Daniel (2018 SS, Matthews, NC) had a good showing at the plate today. Daniel has a short compact swing with bat speed. At short stop Daniel has solid smooth actions with fluid movement and good lateral agility. 

Luke Cash (2018 SS, Chesnee, SC) doubled in the game for the Maroon team today. Cash has an aggressive approach at the plate with a compact swing and is an aggressive runner on the bases. 

Gregory Bennett (2017 SS, Peosta, IA) had a single in the game today. Bennett has a smooth swing at the plate with a level swing and does a good job of staying inside the ball. 

Beau Hanna (2017 C, Winder, GA) had 2 doubles in the game today. Hanna drives the ball to the gaps making hard contact and the ball jumps off his bat. 

Eli Dunn (2017 OF, Attalla, AL) sat 82-85 MPH with his fastball and with a sharp breaking ball.  Dunn produced several ground balls and had good life on his fastball.

Jordan Wendel (2017 C, Schaller, IA) made quick of his one inning of work striking out one and getting two quick ground balls.  Wendel's fastball was up to 85 and showed heaviness.  

Alejandro Mosquera (2017 1B, Miami, FL) doubled in the game for the Gold team. Mosquera has a quick bat at the plate with a sound approach. 

Roberto Pena (2018 SS, Doral, FL) also doubled for the Gold team. Pena has an athletic build with quick hands and good speed on the bases. On the mound Pena topped out at 86mph on his fastball with his curveball at 72mph and his changeup at 74mph. Pena has a loose arm action the ball comes out clean and works the bottom of the zone. 

Rafael Escandar (2018 RHP, Miami, FL) topped out at 86mph to go with his curveball at 66mph and his changeup at 79mph. Escandar has a firm loose arm action the ball comes out well and he has good fade action to his changeup. 

Nicolas Fusco (2017 LHP, North Miami, FL) had his fastball topping out at 85mph to go with his curveball at 70mph and his slider at 76mph. Fusco pitches from a high 3/4 arm slot with a good feel for his breaking ball which he throws from strikes and mixes in well.

Andres Sanchez (2017 C, North Miami, FL) had 2 singles in the game for the Col. Blue team today. Sanchez displayed good balance at the plate with bat speed. 

Raymond Gil (2017 3B, Miami, FL) had a good display at the plate today. Gil has an athletic solid build with a quick bat and makes hard line drive contact at the plate. 

Jose Oviedo (2017 RHP, Miami, FL) sat 83-86mph on his fastball with his curveball at 71mph. Oviedo has a short compact arm action with a quick arm and pounds the strike zone. 

Aaron Lange (2017 1B, Valparaiso, IN) doubled in the game for the Dark Green team today. Lange has a nice easy swing with a line drive plane and makes consistent contact. 

William Wormsbecher (2017 1B, Pembroke Pines, FL) had a double in his at bat this game for the Dark Green team. Wormsbecher has lift in his swing and the ball jumps off his bat. 

Javeon Cody (2017 RHP, Decatur, GA) sat 78-83mph on his fastball with his curveball at 72mph and his changeup at 75mph. Cody pitches from a 3/4 arm slot hiding the ball well in his delivery which is compact. Cody's curveball is a late breaker which he has a good feel for. 

Daniel (Danny) Harris IV (2017 SS, Stone Mountain, GA) pitches from a 3/4 arm slot with a short arm action with a tight a release an arm that works and an easy delivery. Harris's fastball topped out at 84mph to go along with his curveball at 65mph. 

Caleb Upshaw (2017 OF, Newnan, GA) made solid contact both times up today. Upshaw displayed good bat speed with a line drive swing plane this afternoon. 

Noah Ludy (2017 C, Marietta, GA) doubled in the game for the Black team. Ludy showed good pop in his bat with lift in his swing. 

Austin Harry (2018 3B, Pell City, AL) had 2 singles for the Gold team this afternoon. Harry has quick hands at the plate with a short easy swing and turned on an inside pitch for a line drive single in the game. 

Clyde Hunter (2019 C, Montclair, NJ) had 2 hits in the game today including a triple. Hunter is a gap to gap hitter with pop and displayed bat speed in the game. 

Brandon Johnson (2018 C, Clover, SC) had a double in his only at bat this afternoon. Johnson displayed good plate coverage with good bat control and showed bat speed. 

Dakota Carter (2017 OF, Covington, GA) sat 83-87mph with his fastball to go along with his slider at 74mph and his changeup at 73mph. Carter has an over the top release point with an easy loose arm action and an online delivery. 

Tommy Kinney (2017 OF, Tallahassee, FL) had a double in the game for the Col. Blue team. Kinney has a line drive swing plane with a direct bat path and shows bat speed. 

Michael Buice (2018 RHP, Marietta, GA) topped out at 82mph on his fastball to go along with his curveball at 66mph and his changeup at 67mph. Buice pitches from a high 3/4 arm slot with a big 11-5 curveball with good big break and throws all his pitches for strikes. 

Jake Holland (2019 C, Miramar, FL) had a double in the game for the Royal team. Holland has a strong build with pop in his bat and drives the ball to the gaps. 

Trey Messer (2018 OF, Knoxville, TN) had 2 singles in the game for the Royal team. Messer has a sound approach at the plate with a level swing and does a good job of making contact. 

Nathan Collins (2017 SS, Alvin, TX) also had 2 singles for the Royal team. Collins does a good job of making contact at the plate and getting on base. 

Efrain A. Santiago (2017 C, Moca, PR) doubled in his only plate appearance this game. Santiago displayed bat speed with pop in his bat and is aggressive.

Ryan Zweber (2017 LHP, Johns Creek, GA) sat 76-81mph on his fastball with it topping out at 82mph to go along with his curveball at 68mph. Zweber has a smooth balanced delivery pitching from a high 3/4 arm slot he does a good job of hiding the ball and keeping hitters off-balance. 

Kyle Brennan (2017 SS, Franklin, TN) topped out at 84mph on this mound this afternoon to go with his curveball at 71mph and his changeup at 77mph. Brennan has a short compact delivery with arm speed and a good feel for his changeup that is deceptive and deep. 

Brandon Allen (2017 OF, Taylorsville, GA) had 2 hits in the game for the Royal team today. Allen makes hard contact at the plate with a good swing. 

Datren Bray (2017 OF, Douglasville, GA) had 2 hits in the game as well for the Royal team. Bray has a contact approach at the plate and makes consistent contact. In the OF Bray gets good jumps with a quick first step and made a nice sliding catch. 

Dwayne Franklin (2017 OF, Douglasville, GA) also had 2 singles in the game. Franklin makes line drive contact at the plate with good instincts on the bases. 

Cole Shelton (2017 2B, Dalton, GA) sat 78-81mph topping out at 82mph on his fastball with his curveball at 72mph. Shelton has sound mechanics on the mound with easy effort to his delivery. 

Patterson Ware (2017 SS, Birmingham, AL) made solid contact at the plate this morning. Ware has a fluid swing with bat speed and is aggressive on the bases. At short stop Ware has good fielding actions with good lateral agility. 

Cauy Williams (2017 RHP, Taylorsville, GA) topped out at 85mph with his fastball to go along with his curveball at 75mph and his slider at 77mph. Williams has a repeatable delivery on the mound with sound mechanics and arm side run to his fastball. 

Kyle Khachadourian (2017 LHP, Jupiter, FL) sat 76-80mph on his fastball with it topping out at 81mph to go along with his curveball at 68mph, his slider at 71mph, and his changeup at 74mph. Khachadourian has a good build with a good feel for his off-speed pitches. 

Omar Jose Vigil Lucero (2017 OF, Orlando, FL) had his fastball top out at 83mph with his curveball at 62mph, his slider at 67mph and his changeup at 72mph. Lucero has an arm that works well doing a good job of mixing his pitches in to keep hitters guessing. 

Jake Lundkovsky (2017 SS, Alpharetta, GA) had a double in the game for the Steel team. Lundkovsky displayed quick hands at the plate with bat speed with a sound approach at the plate. 

Connor Rudy (2017 LHP, Charlotte, NC) sat 79-82mph on his fastball with a curveball at 70mph and his changeup at 71mph. Rudy has a good projectable build with good arm speed.

Christopher Mercedes (2018 OF, Winter Garden, FL) topped out at 87mph with his fastball to go along with his curveball at 71mph and his changeup at 78mph. Mercedes has a live arm on the mound with a good build and the ball gets on hitters quick. 

Daniel Lynch (2018 3B, Jupiter, FL) topped out at 84mph on his fastball with his curveball at 72mph. Lynch has a good curveball with 11-5 shape and depth to it. 

Jordan Small (2017 2B, Parkland, FL) had 2 hits for the Red team today including a double. Small has lift in his swing with bat speed. 

Andres Santana (2017 3B, Miami, FL) had a triple in the game for the Red team. The ball jumps off his bat and he has lift in his swing. 

Corey Diloreto (2017 OF, Reading, MA) also tripled in the game. Diloreto has an aggressive approach at the plate and does a good job of hitting the ball where it's pitched. On the mound Diloreto topped out at 82mph with his fastball pairing it with his curveball at 71mph. Diloreto gets good extension on the mound with lots of life to his fastball and has a feel for his slider. 

Trent Pugh (2018 2B, Lithonia, GA) had a double in the game for the Steel team today. Pugh has a patient approach at the plate with a good swing and makes hard contact at the plate. 

Cody Cortelli (2017 RHP, Davie, FL) topped out at 83mph with his fastball today to go along with his slider at 73mph. Cortelli has an arm that really works with a clean arm action and a wipe-out slider with depth to it. 

Keegan Nimblett (2017 C, Mooresville, NC) had a double in the game for the Gold team. Nimblett has a direct bat path to the ball with balance in his swing and a line drive swing plane.  

Bobby Dixon (2017 1B, Clayton, NC) had a double in the game for the Gold team. Dixon drives the ball to the gap with pop and the ball jumps off his bat. 

Patrick Alvarez (2019 SS, Charlotte, NC) had 2 singles in the game today. Alvarez makes good hard contact at the plate and is aggressive on the bases. 

McKinley Bell (2018 OF, Candler, NC) also had a double in the game today. Bell has lots of pop in his bat and the ball jumps off his bat. 

David Vazquez (2017 SS, Hialeah, FL) had 2 hits in the game for the Black team including a double. Vazquez has a line drive swing plane doing a good job of staying inside the ball and makes hard contact. 

Vincent Molina (2017 C, Creedmoor, TX) also had a double in the game. Molina does a good job of keeping his hands inside the ball and has a level swing. 

Billy Kral (2017 RHP, Margate City, NJ) topped out at 85mph with his fastball to go along with his curveball at 70mph. Kral pitches from a high 3/4 arm slot using his lower half well in his delivery and has good arm side run on his fastball. 

Derrick Newman Jr (2018 3B, Fort Washington, MD) had 2 hits in the game for the Orange team today. Newman has good bat speed with a good swing and does a good job of staying through the ball. 

Christian Muniz (2019 3B, Miami Lake, FL) sat 75-79mph on his fastball with his curveball at 64mph and his slider at 67mph. Muniz has an arm that works with good control glove side and a good feel for his off-speed pitches. 

Jimmy Miller (2018 RHP, Weirsdale, FL) was 76-79mph on his fastball with his curveball at 67mph this morning. Miller throws a heavy fastball with good downward action on his curveball and gets a lot of swings and misses. 

Chauncey Nunez (2017 RHP, Miami, FL) sat 82-85mph on his fastball with his slider at 72mph. Nunez has a quick arm with good command and he throws his slider for strikes. 

Braden Halladay (2019 RHP, Odessa, FL) went 3 no-hit innings this morning for the Maroon. Halladay struck out 3 batters doing a good job missing bats and keeping hitters off-balance. 

Jacob Smith (2018 LHP, Calera, AL) sat 79-83mph with his fastball today pairing it with a curveball at 72mph and a changeup at 78mph. Smith mixes in all his pitches for strikes with more to come as he continues to develop. 

Caleb Reis (2019 RHP, Marietta, GA) sat 81-84mph with his fastball topping out at 85mph to go along with his curveball at 73mph and his changeup at 71mph. Reis has a short quick arm action with good sink to his fastball and his slider is his out pitch. 

Baylin Moore (2018 OF, Albany, GA) made solid contact at the plate today. Moore has a quick bat with a line drive swing plane and the ball jumps off his bat. On the mound Moore topped out at 84mph with his changeup at 76mph. Moore throws lots of strikes at the plate gets downhill and the ball comes out clean. 

Isaiah Byars (2018 SS, Orange Park, FL) had 2 hits for the Royal team today. Byars has a sound approach at the plate with a quick bat. In the field Byars has a smooth glove with good actions at short and a good arm across the diamond.  

Kendall Simmons (2018 SS, Macon, GA) had a double and a triple in the game for the Royal team. Simmons has an athletic build with quick hands and the plate and is a gap to gap hitter with pop in his bat. 

Ryan Glass (2017 1B, Mableton, GA) had 2 hits in the game for the Royal team including a double. Glass has quick hands with a smooth easy swing. 

Christian Santana (2017 RHP, Hialeah, FL) sat 86-89mph on his fastball with his curveball at 76mph, his slider at 78mph and his changeup at 81mph. Santana has a quick loose arm action with good angle to the glove side with good sink to his fastball and has a good feel with his breaking ball. 

Heath Hopkins (2017 3B, Brown Summit, NC) had 2 singles in the game for the Purple team today. Hopkins has a nice easy swing and makes consistent contact at the plate. 

Bryce Boone (2019 C, Ocala, FL) had a double in the game today for the Purple team. Boone has good present strength at the plate with pop in his bat. 

Bradford Jones (2017 RHP, Osprey, FL) had 2 singles in the game for the Purple team today. Jones has a contact approach at the plate and does a good job of hitting the ball where it's pitched. 

George Mulcahey (2017 SS, Brooklyn, NY) also had 2 singles in the game. Mulcahey makes good hard contact at the plate and has good speed on the bases which he displayed stealing multiple bases in the game. 

Ryan Finegan (2018 OF, Cumming, GA) had a double in the game for the Navy team. Finegan is a gap to gap hitter with a smooth easy swing at the plate. 

Christian Beal (2017 SS, Flossmoor, IL) had an RBI triple and a run scored showing quick hands and good bat speed at the plate.  Beal moves well on the bases and swings on a line drive swing plane.  He also showed the ability to go with the pitch and hit the baseball hard the other way.  

Jose Ulloa (2017 RHP, Miami, FL) long loose arm that showed natural cutting cation combined with two different and solid breaking balls.  Ulloa's fastball jammed multiple hitters when thrown on the inside black and was good for multiple strike outs.

Joe Kinker (2018 SS, North Port, FL) had consistent arm side run on his fastball producing several ground balls.  Kinker throws from a 3/4 arm slot with loose arm action and good late life on his fastball that did a nice job of getting in on hitters.

Christian Lopez (2018 OF, Hialeah, FL) was up to 82 MPH on the mound.  The lefty has a loose arm with good arm speed.  More velocity should continue to come as he continues to develop.

Adrian Figueroa (2020 1B, Miami, FL) stroked a double in the last inning down the left field line.  Figuerora is very tall and projectable with plenty of room to fill out physically as he puts on additional muscle.  Has the potential to gave gap to gap power as this strength is added with the already natural leverage he has in his swing.

Brock Archer (2019 OF, Wheeling, WV) went two for two on the day with a pair of singles.  His instincts and jumps on the base paths showed to be even more impressive with two stolen bases and a natural quick twitch.

Anthony Fernandez (2017 OF, Miami, FL) has a fluid stroke on a line drive swing plane that allowed the ball to come off his barrel with authority.  His advanced approach at the plate goes well with his high baseball IQ and solid speed on both the base paths and in the field.

Paul Komistek (2018 3B, Knoxville, TN)  went two for two with a pair of singles.  Kornistek has an above average approach with a level swing that allows him to hit the ball well to the opposite field

Zack Hunsicker (2018 3B, Wentzville, MO) sat 83-85 mph with a 12-6 CB at 74 mph. He has a power arm on the mound and also showed good bat speed at the plate lining out to CF with a ball at 91 mph off the bat. 

Evan Martin (2018 OF, Manchester, MO) had a double in the game, he showed a confident approach at the plate with good bat speed.  

Andrew Roberts (2019 3B, Altamonte Springs, FL) sat 81-85 mph with his FB and showed a good CH at 73 mph. He has a quick arm on the mound and projects. 

Kyle Ferguson (2018 OF, Marietta, GA) is an athletic, 6-foot-2, 170 pound outfielder that showed good feel for the barrel. Ferguson did a good job of repeating his simple, easy mechanics and got into a good rhtyhm, peppering line drives to the gaps.

Sean Dieppa (2017 OF, Pembroke Pines, FL) has solid bat speed and some burgeoning power in his 5-foot-11, 160 pound frame. Dieppa consistently hit line drives to the middle of the field, and showed some juice to the pullside gaps.

Carlos Lara (2017 SS, Doral, FL) is a strong kid, and he also showed solid pullside power in his batting practice round. 

Brett Owen (2017 2B, Blanchard, OK) has little wasted movement in his lower half, and the primary second baseman showed good bat speed and hand quickness in ripping line drives consistently to his pullside.

Alejandro Mosquera (2017 1B, Miami, FL) has big time strength in his swing. The 6-foot-2, 215 pound first baseman showed that he can impact the baseball in a big way when his rotational swing is timed up, ripping a number of balls off of the Green Monster and hitting a bir homer to left center field.

Christopher Williams (2018 OF, Woodstock, GA) attacks the ball well, showing good bat speed in his smooth left handed stroke. Williams has intriguing hitting tools and could continue to develop more power as he matures and grows stronger.

Davis Bak (2017 OF, Tampa, FL) also has an aggressive approach, and the phyiscal, 6-foot-2, 210 pound righthnaded hitter has good bat speed and power that should play at the next level, particularly to his pullside.

Anthony Angelety (2018 OF, Atlanta, GA) is a quick-twitch type of athlete and the compactly built outfielder showed that he has impressive strength and jump in his 5-foot-8, 150 pound frame. Angelety hit some balls off of the LF wall and with his quality bat speed it is easy to envision him developing more power as he matures physically.

Luis Guerrero (2017 SS, Larchmont, NY) also showed that the ball could jump off of his bat. The 5-foot-11, 180 pounder has big-time bat speed and while he could get off-balance occasionally, he showed impact potential when he was under control and in rhythm. 

Chandler Kelley (2018 2B, Milton, WV) has some strength in his developing 5-foot-10, 155 pound frame. Kelley gets spread at contact and showed an ability to repeat his approach well, spraying solid line drives all across the field.

Andrew Roberts (2019 3B, Altamonte Springs, FL) looks bigger and more physical than his listed 6-foot-1, 175 pounds, and he showed good bat speed and strength in his right handed swing, working through a deep hand set and driving the ball with authority to his pullside throughout his round.

Josiah Miller (2019 MIF, Tallahassee, FL) is very advanced from both the left and right side of the plate, as the switch hitting freshman showed good bat speed and feel for the barrel. He may have slightly more raw power from the right side, but Miller displayed the ability to backspin the baseball and drive balls with authority to any field.

Silas Butler (2018 OF, Locus Grove, GA) has a large, athletic 6-foot-2, 175 pound frame. Butler has a good, measured weight shift and flashed good strength in his right handed swing.

Isaiah Byars (2018 SS, Orange Park, FL) is committed to UCF and it was evident why on Monday. The athletic shortstop repeats his approach very well, and he repeatedly drove solid line drives into the gaps, displaying good bat speed and strength for his age group.

Kendall Simmons (2018 SS, Macon, GA) is also committed to a Division I school in Georgia Tech. The 6-foot-2,185 pound shortstop has a great frame and showed impressive bat speed, with the ball jumping off of his back at contact.

Ryan Glass (2017 1B, Mableton, GA)  is a big kid that has impressive strength. The 6-foot-4, 205 pound first baseman has a solid weight shift and he stays balanced throughout a powerful swing that resulted in a number of towering blasts into the netting of the Green Monster.

Patrick McNamara (2017 LHP, Roswell, GA) may be a primary pitcher, but has noticeable strength in his swing and he repeatedly hit the ball hard, showing solid fluidity and barrel control throughout his BP round.

Justin Connell (2017 SS, Pembroke Pines, FL) has an aggressive approach and displayed quality strength and bat speed. The 6-foot, 175 pound shortstop has strength in his wrists and hands, and he was able to manipulate the barrel well, hitting a number of impressive drives into the left field netting.

Antonio Menendez (2017, RHP/3B/OF, Herndon, VA) shined on both the mound and at the plate. Offensively he showed good bat speed and natural lift in his swing to turn on an inside fastball and blast it over the left field fence for a home run. On the mound, the Wake Forrest commit utilized a low 3/4 slot and relied on deception with his 80-85 mph fastball. He struck out eight batters in four innings facing just one above the minimum.

Antonio Flores (2019, 1B/RHP/3B/OF, Allen Park, MI) showed good pop and quick wrists at the plate. He delivered an RBI double that was ripped to dead center and came across to score a run. 

Carlos Maldonado (2017, OF, Miromar, FL) showed quick hands and a balanced swing collecting a line drive single to right-center. He showed good speed and awareness on the base paths as he collected a stolen base.

Brandon Watson (2017, MIF/OF, New Orleans, LA) used an aggressive approach and a quick, compact swing to deliver a double down the left field line. Watson also showed off plus speed on the bases scoring from second on a shallow base hit. 

Austin Young (2019, MIF, Southside, AL) collected two hits in the game this afternoon showing a sound approach at the plate. He showed a willingness to go the other way with each pitch thrown and displayed strong baseball IQ. 

Kevin Graham (2018, 3B/2B, O'Fallon, MO) showed tremendous raw power and strong hands at the plate. His aggressive approach delivered strong results with a linedrive double that one-hopped the centerfield wall. Graham is committed to Ole Miss.

Kyle Bachle (2017, OF/RHP, Nokomis, FL) tossed two very impressive innings on the mound, not allowing a hit and recording five strikeouts. He showed a balanced delivery, 3/4 release and over powered opposing hitters with his 82-86 mph fastball that topped out at 88 while flashing feel for a 70 mph curveball. He also went 1-2 at the plate and showed an athletic swing with good bat speed. 

Henry Santiago (2017, RHP/IF/OF/C, Orlando, FL) tossed three strong innings on the mound and striking out six batters. Santiago worked from the stretch, got good armside run on his fastball that topped out at 86, and effectively worked both sides of the plate.

Jason Porter (2017 LHP, Austin, TX) Went 1-2 at the plate today with a opposite field triple to lead off the game today. Ball tends to jump off of Porter's bat. Jason has good plate coverage, and a nice short swing. 

Brandon Cruz (2017 1B, Hialeah, FL) tossed 2 innings in the game today giving up only 1 hit. Cruz got his fastball up to 85 and sat in between 81-84. Brandon has a good tempo to his delivery and does a good job of staying online with his delivery.

Christopher Calero went 2-2 at the plate today with 2 singles. The 1st was a line drive to left field, and the 2nd was up the middle. Calero showed good bat speed and a very good bat path. Christopher has a patient approach at the plate also. 

Christian Lopez (2018 OF, Hialeah, FL) went 2-2 at the plate today with a 4th inning single to right field and a 7th inning single up the middle. Lopez did a good job of sitting back on a curveball on the 1st single. Christian keeps his hands back and recognizes spin early.

Nicolas Pitelli (2019 2B, Miami, FL) threw 3 innings of no hit baseball in the game today while also adding 4 strikeouts. Pitelli got his fastball up to 82 and worked in the 78-81 range. Curveball showed good 11/5 break with sharpness and was thrown with good arm speed. Nicolas repeated his mechanics well and has some good deception to keep hitters off balance. 

JP Murphy (2018 OF, Reisterstown, MD) is a 6-foot-3, 180-pound very projectable outfielder who took one of the best BP's of the day, playing pepper with the Fenway South wall in left field with a loose and controlled swing with outstanding loose extension out front.

Jackson Campbell (2017 C, Russellville, KY) has an easy and well timed rock back load that keeps his flow simple and repeatable.  What he also repeated was hard line drives up both gaps.

Cristian Sieman (2017 OF, Tarpon Springs, FL) is a strong athlete with strong and quick hands at the plate.  He made hard mid-field line drive contact with some jump off the barrel on contact.

Miguel Alba (2017 3B, Weston, FL) squared up everything in his round with a loose extended swing that made especially hard contact up the left centerfield gap.

Kyle Khachadourian (2017 LHP, Jupiter, FL) is a primary left handed pitcher but his right handed swing was one of the most powerful of the day.  He has a nice simple swing and big power and blasted a pair of home runs among many very hard hit balls.

Brady McConnell (2017 SS, Merritt Island, FL) looks like he's got stronger and bigger since our last viewing and the result was better bat speed.  He's going to keep getting better and could be a plus power guy in the future.

Jake Lundkovsky (2017 SS, Alpharetta, GA) hits from a spread stance with a very simple and direct shift and swing.  He's aggressive and has bat speed without losing direction towards contact or balance.

Brandon Allen (2017 OF, Taylorsville, GA) is the type of hitter who is so strong that he simply overpowers the ball at times.  A bit more extension in his right handed swing and he could take the next step.

Alex Green (2017 3B, Douglasville, GA) is 6-foot-3, 190-pounds and has lots of leverage at contact, producing hard contact and plenty of power potential.

Jose Varela (2017 SS, Miami, FL) is tall for a middle infielder at 6-foot-2 and has a long and fast leveraged swing that produces lots of lift and power potential.

Andres Santana (2017 3B, Miami, FL) is a very projectable right handed hitter with a loose swing and lots of present bat speed.

Jake Holland (2019 C, Miramar, FL) is only a freshman but he graded out as one of the top five BP's of the day, with present bat speed and a simple, short swing that produced a different sound at contact.  He has a chance to be a premium level prospect.

 Ubaldo Lopez (2017 3B, Miramar, FL) hit two home runs in his game today and took a batting practice consistent with that performance.  He has big-time power without selling out for it and really creates carry on the ball.

John Matteo (2017 OF, Virginia Beach, VA) has a long and loose 6-foot-4 athletic build and a suitably loose and very projectable left handed swing.

Trent Williams (2017 2B, Irvington, AL) produced surprising bat speed for his size and consistently drove the ball up the gaps with an aggressive right handed swing.

Zachary Daniels (2017 OF, Stockbridge, GA) is a fast twitch athlete with very good strength and projectability.  His swing could use some more extension and separation but it's fast and he impacts the ball hard.

Caleb Upshaw (2017 OF, Newnan, GA) was home run hunting but he showed impressive strength and bat speed in doing so; we hope the approach adjusts itself to games because the talent is there.

Raymond Gil (2017 3B, Miami, FL) was another powerful right handed hitter who was "Wall Shopping" but we know the Miami commit has outstanding power and hitting tools even without that approach.

Jeffrey Elkins (2017 OF, Lafayette, LA) swings hard with good bat speed from the right side and consistently drove the ball up both gaps.

Raynel Delgado (2018 SS, Hialeah, FL) is a switch-hitter who had a good swing from the left side but had a very good swing with big bat speed from the right side.

Andres Sanchez (2017 C, North Miami, FL) has a very loose swing for a big and strong catcher and very good extension through contact.  He hits from a simple and controlled approach and drives the ball hard.

Kyle Dalzell (2019 LHP, Lorain, OH) went 1-2 at the plate in the game today with a opposite field 1b to left field. Dalzell stayed back well on the single and waited for the ball to travel. He also tossed 4 innings in the game and struck out 6 while only giving up one run.

Peyton Landry (2018 3B, Lafayette, LA) went 1-2 at the plate with a opposite field line drive single in the 4th inning. Landry showed a good approach at the plate all day and did a good job of going with the outside pitch. He also showed he can run with a steal of 2nd also in the 4th. He also threw 3 innings in the game giving up only 2 hits with 1 run given up. He also added 2 strikeouts to his outing.

Kyle Iarrobino (2018 RHP, Key West, FL) went 1-2 at the plate today with a line drive single up the middle. Iarrobino showed a quick bat and a short compact swing. Kyle also showed a good path to the ball and a consistent approach at the plate. 

Max Holmes (2017 RHP, Jacksonville, FL) threw 3 innings of 1 hit ball in the game today. Holmes also added 7 strikeouts with 0 runs scored. Max topped out at 83 with his fastball today and showed a good curveball with nice depth and sharpness. Max showed good command of the zone and filled it up to get early off balance swings. 

Andres Santana (2017 3B, Miami, FL) Had a good day at the plate, going 2-2 with a opposite field double to right field and single to left. Santana sat back on the pitch well for the oppo double. He also showed a good natural path to the ball, also showed some speed with a steal of third base. 

 Jose Varela (2017 SS, Miami, FL) went 2-2 in the game with a third inning single up the middle, then came back with a double in the 7th. He also scored a run. Varela showed a nice line drive path and a short consistent swing. Jose also stole 2nd and 3rd after the 3rd inning single. 

Sam Wurth (2017 RHP, Boca Raton, FL) tossed 3 innings in the game racking up 5 strikeouts and only 1 run given up. Wurth was up to 82 with his fastball with some armside run. He also showed a nice 11/5 curveball with some good depth. Wurth also keeps a good temp and likes to work fast on the mound. 

Ubaldo Lopez (2017 3B, Miramar, FL) Had a phenomenal day at the plate with a solo homerun in the 3rd, and a 2 run blast in the 6th. Both balls went out to left field. Lopez has a very quick bat and sits back on the ball well. Ubaldo did a good job of keeping his hands inside the ball on the 1st homerun.

Nathan Collins (2017 SS, Alvin, TX) Went 1-2 at the plate with a double to right-center in the 1st inning. Collins showed good balance in his swing and a short swing. Nathan can also move well down the line and in the field. 

Isaiah Byars (2018 SS, Orange Park, FL): Byars showed off an advanced feel for the barrel in game, going 3-3 and using the entire field when hitting. 

Kendall Simmons (2018 SS, Macon, GA): Simmons collected a pair of hits in his first two at-bats of the game, showing off his impressive bat speed and his equally impressive wheels by swiping a base as well. 

Caleb Reis (2019 RHP, Marietta, GA): Reis collected a pair of hits in his 2-2 day, including a double. He also stole a base and scored a run for 30-Orange. 

Chance Huff (2018 RHP, Niceville, FL): Huff started for 30-Orange, and was impressive. He worked 84-87 with his fastball, creating tons of plane from his 6'4" frame and showing highly projectable arm action. He also mixed in a darting slider and power curve, which helped him to strike out 5 over 3 innings. 

Nolan Crisp (2019 RHP, McDonough, GA): Crisp came out firing, working 86-88 exclusively early on before settling in at more 84-87. He blew his fastball right by opposing hitters several times, and then mixed in a power slider to help strike out 5 over 3 innings. 

Luis Guerrero (2017 SS, Larchmont, NY): Guerrero doubled in his first at bat and eventually came around to score, showing good gap-to-gap power that projects well. 

Garrison Gunby (2018 RHP, Savannah, GA): Gunby doubled in his first at bat, notching an RBI, and also started on the mound. He struck out 5 hitters over 3 innings, mixing and matching his fastball well with a slider and changeup. 

Colby Jenkins (2019 C, New Palestine, IN): Jenkins flashed impressive speed throughout the game, singling, stealing a base, and eventually scoring on an error. He can really get down the line well. 

Aidan Smith (2019 OF, Hampstead, NC): Smith struck out 3 over 2 innings of work, using a very deceptive fastball that he commanded to both sides of the plate well, with good life. 

Michael Connelly (2017 OF, Hendersonville, NC): Showed good bat speed with solid extra base pop, collecting a double in game action. 

Raynel Delgado (2018 SS, Hialeah, FL): Tracks the ball very well, shows the ability to use the whole field. Knocked a base hit and grabbed a stolen base in game. 

Jeffrey Elkins (2017 OF, Lafayette, LA): Got a base hit in game, then worked his way around the bases using his advanced speed, including stealing a base as well as scoring on a wild pitch. 

Roberto Leiva (2018 1B, Doral, FL): The strong, well-built Floridian collected a pair of base hits in game action, showing off good hands in his swing. 

Oscar Trujillo (2017 RHP, Miami, FL): The right-hander struck out 5 over 4 scoreless innings, allowing only one hit. He did a great job keeping hitters off balance by mixing and matching four pitches, and showing the ability to throw them all for strikes. 

Jamaal Combest (2017 SS, Austell, GA): Showed good pop by doubling in game, also showing impressive speed around the bases. He also pitched well, running his fastball up to 81 and striking out 3 over 2 innings. 

Jalan Daniels (2017 RHP, Atlanta, GA): The strong-armed, strong-bodied Daniels dominated over 3 innings, scattering 2 hits and racking up 5 strikeouts. He ran his fastball up to 87 with good life and mixed in a sharp, bat-missing slider. 

The following players stood out during the 7-Orange vs 5-Maroon game at their 3 PM game.

Will Collins (2017 RHP, Fayetteville, GA) was up to 83 with his fastball with good sinking action on his fastball.

.Jonathan Beymer (2017 RHP, Hopkinsville, KY) was up to 85 with his fastball but his best pitch was his curveball that showed plus depth and shape at 12/6.

Jalon Long (2018 RHP, Millbrook, AL) threw 3 innings and was up to 89 with his fastball.  His arm works well and repeats well.  Mixed in a sharp curveball and sowed feel for a change up with good arm side run.

Jack Friedman (2018 RHP, Decatur, GA) was up to 86 with his fastball.  Has a little funk in delivery that creates good deception at the plate.  He also showed feel for a 11/5 curveball.

Jacob Cabe (2018 MIF, Milton, GA) was up to 87 in his only inning of work, showed good life at the plate.

Josh McAllister (2017 SS, Cumming, GA) went two for 3 with a double and RBI with good line drive swing plane.

Luis Cleto (2018 OF, Santo Domingo, DOM) has a nice line drive swing plane with good extension, he had a hard line drive over the CF's head for a triple.

Ryan Hernandez (2017 1B, Hyde Park, MA) has a solid build, he has quick hands with good barrel control.  He went 2 for 2.

Jesus Nunez (2018 SS, Santo Domingo, DOM) went 2 for 2 at the plate with quick hands.  Also showed advanced hands and feet at SS.

Bryar Hawkins (2017 SS, Cumming, GA) has an athletic build, showed quick hands at the plate and had a double.  He also showed good footwork with a strong arm.

Quinn Cobb (2018 C, Fishers, IN): Showed solid bat speed in a pull-field approach, notching one of the only hits for the 1-Black team on the day. 

Josh Baker (2017 RHP, Lockport, IL): Struck out 5 over 3 innings pitched, allowing no hits and running his fastball up to 82 MPH, complemented by a sharp curveball. 

Paul Komistek (2018 3B, Knoxville, TN): Showed off impressive lift in his swing to go along with excellent speed, notching a base hit, a run scored, and a stolen base in Monday's action. 

Tyler Shuck (2017 RHP, Cape Coral, FL): Shuck is an impressive athlete who drilled two base hits for the 2-Columbia Blue team, showing great bat speed to go along with excellent speed. 

Andre Derouen Jr (2017 OF, Lamarque, TX): Derouen, Jr blasted a double and picked up an RBI for 2-Columbia Blue on Monday, with pop to the pull field. 

Matthew Beattie (2017 RHP, Glen Waverley, VIC): Beattie was very impressive in many facets of the game. He laced a double when hitting, then blew away opposing hitters when on the mound. His fastball worked 86-89 with heavy life, and his slider is a weapon pitch. He struck out 6 over 3 scoreless innings, allowing only a single hit. 

Christopher Mercedes (2018 OF, Winter Garden, FL) legged out a 3B in the 7th inning while showing good speed around the bases.  Mercedes used his long limbs to produce leverage in his swing with loud contact.

Grant Smith (2017 RHP, Highland, MI) also had an extra base hit showing a short, compact swing with the ability to really drive the ball.  Smith also filled up the zone on the mound.  He threw from a 3/4 - H 3/4 arm slot with good arm side run.  He was 81-85 mph with his FB and had a good feel for his SL and downward bite.

Brandon Frangione (2018 SS, Springhill, FL) had quick hands and a line drive swing path. Frangione crushed a 2B down the line in his last AB.

Cole Shelton (2017 2B, Dalton, GA) had a quick bat with pop.  Shelton flew around the bases with a stand up 3B in his 2nd AB, but also drove the ball on his first AB that resulted in a loud out.

Travis Holt (2017 SS, Plantation, FL) drilled a 2B to the LF fence, keeping his hands inside with some very good batspeed.

Tyler Knierim (2019 OF, Weston, FL) went 2-2 on the day with a 2B.  The long, projectable Knierim had a balanced approach and a quick bat.

Oliver Willman (2018 1B, Mobile, AL) also went 2-2 on the day with two singles.  He was very direct to the ball and had a short, compact swing.

Kevin Conway (2019 RHP, Port Charlotte, FL) started on the mound and topped out at a very loose 83 MPH.  It came out very easy and mixed his pitches with frequency.  He complemented his FB with a 64 MPH CB and a 67 MPH CH that he had very good feel for.

The following players stood out during their 1 PM game for 25- Col Blue and 26-Dark Green.

George Emmet Sheehan (2017 RHP, Darien, CT) has a lean projectable build with good upside on the mound.  Fastball topped at 87 with good sink.

Adisyn Coffey (2017 SS, Albany, IN) showed solid two way potential with  smooth actions at short stop with good arm strength across the diamond and topping at 86 on the mound with more to come in the future.

Gregory Bennett (2017 SS, Peosta, IA) has good barrel control and makes solid contact, he had a double in the game.

Nick Murrer (2017 2B, Matthews, NC) went two for two with a run scored, 

Dominick Rodriguez (2018 RHP, Guyton, GA) has a solid athletic build with good projection, was up to 83 with his fastball and showed feel for his change up.

Zack Boobas (2017 C, Nicholson, GA) had a hit and scored but showed good skills behind the plate blocking balls.

Jordan Wendel (2017 C, Schaller, IA) showed solid catch and throw skills behind the plate.

Adan Fernandez (2017 OF, Miramar, FL) made solid contact at the plate with a line drive plane, he also stole a base and scored a run.

Brandon Johnson (2018, C/OF, Clover, SC) used an aggressive approach to rip a line drive double to the left-center field gap and showed good bat speed.

Earl Semper (2017, SS/OF/2B, Fort Lauderdale, FL) showed quick twitch athleticism beating out an infield single, stealing second then scoring on a groundout. 

Alex Markley (2017, 3B/RHP, Mainville, OH) used a sound approach and smooth swing to rope a double to left and scored a run. 

Sean McLaughlin (2017, 1B/3B, Morehead City, NC) showed good bat-to-ball ability as he doubled down the third base line and came around to score on a wild pitch.

Ryan Thompson (2017, 1B/RHP, Kathleen, GA) pitched well in his two innings on the mound allowing only an unearned run and striking out five. Thompson's FB sat 79-80 mph and topped out at 82 with a big 12-6 curveball that kept hitters off balance.

Michael Polk (2019, SS/RHP/3B, Alpharetta, GA) showed a super clean and easy arm action on the mound. He struck out two in two innings of work, but impressed against older competition. Polk's fastball sat 75-77 mph with good life and mixed in a high 60's curveball in his outing. 

Mark Kneece (2017, LHP/OF/1B, Pellion, SC) used a crossfire delivery and strong pitchibility to toss three innings of work and strike out seven batters. Kneece showed some good deception on the mound with a 75-78 mph fastball.

Will Hardigree (2017, C/RHP, Auburn, GA) had a loud 2B in game action. Hardigree has present strength in his swing. The 2017 grad uses his linedrive swing plane to split gaps on a regular basis. 

Johnny Mondo (2018, LHP/1B, Jupiter, FL) almost left the yard when he short hopped the LCF fence for a stand up 2B. Mondo has present gap pop, and he utilizes his strong lower half to drive the ball.

Edwin Smith (2018, OF/1B/LHP, Kosciusko, MS) profiles as a top of the order hitter. The switch hitter showed he can impact a game from either side of the plate. the 2018 grad stays side the ball and sprays the park with line drives. 

Andrew White (2017, C/3B, Moore, OK) had a linedrive 2 RBI 3B over the CF's head. White has a live bat, and gets good plate coverage.

Patrick McNamra (2017, LHP/OF/1B, Roswell, GA) dominated throughout his 4 innings of work allowing only 1 hit while striking out 7. McNamra pitched in the 79-83 range with his Fb topping at 85. The lefty mixed in a 72 CB. 

Weylin Cleri (2017, OF, Davie, FL) hits form a slightly open stance, and uses a leg lift trigger. Cleri had a 1B and stole 2B in today's game.

Adrian Figueroa (2020, 1B/OF/LHP, Miami, FL) was one of the most interesting players in today's action. The 6'5" eighth grader shows feel for the barrel. Figueroa barreled up an 88 FB for a 1B to CF while showcasing mature comfort in the box. 

Noah Jones (2017, RHP/C, Greenville, NC) was up to 88 on the mound today while pitching 85-87 with his FB. Jones has a clean and fluid delivery while staying tall on his backside. Jones struck out 7 while mixing in a 73-74 CB and a 75 CU.

Patrick Alvarez (2019, SS/2B, Charlotte, NC) showcased his defensive during todays games. Alvarez made nice play charging a groundball at 2B and later ranged behind first base for a tough pop up. 

Mckinley Bell (2018, OF/LHP, Candler, NC) showed the ability to hit wherever he is pitched. Bell had a 1B in game action, and he stays inside the ball well. 

Luis Ezra (2017, RHP/OF, Miami Lakes, FL) should a smooth compact stroke, and had a loud 2B pull side in today's game.

Victor Cabrera (2018, RHP, Miami, FL) struck-out 6 over 4 innings while only allowing 1 hit. Cabrera topped at 83 Fb and mixed in a 73 SL along with a 74 CU. The 2018 grad throw from a high 3/4 arm slot, and commands well to his glove side. 

Chauncey Nunez (2017 RHP, Miami, FL) had a nice day at the plate going 2-2 with a single and a double. He did a nice job of generating bat speed through the zone with pop off the bat and came around to score a run after his two bagger.

Noah Thomas (2017 OF, Morganville, NJ) has an athletic build and showed solid bat speed coming through the zone with strength off the barrel. After lining out to the third baseman in his first at-bat Thomas connected for a single in his second trip to the plate and projects for more power. 

Ryan Bliss (2018 SS, Lagrange, GA) stood out on both sides of the ball today with slick defensive actions up the middle and nice bat speed from the right side. He shows a quick bat and picked up a single showing jump off the barrel. Once on the bases he did a nice job of implanting a speed implement with a few stolen bags and good instincts.

Chris Sabino (2017 IF, Orangeburg, NY) did a nice job of using his quick hands to create bat speed through the zone and put his strength on display as he connected for a well struck double down the left field line.

Owen Boone (2017 LHP, Ocala, FL) showed a strong feel for the strike zone and ended up with six strikeouts over his four innings of work. The lefty topped out at 82 mph and showed a quick arm action and nice depth and control of his breaking ball, a pitched he located on the outer half a couple of times to freeze hitters for strike three. 

Bradford Jones (2017 RHP, Osprey, FL) came out and touched 88 mph with his fastball and sat in the mid-80s throughout showing a quick right arm. He shows whip to arm action and display a nice overall feel as he showed four distinct pitches. His slider showed depth and his slider was tight in the mid-70s and he did a nice job of maintaining his arm action on his straight changeup.

Ivan Quackenbush (2018, C/OF, Springfield, MO) had a perfect day at the plate going 2 for 2 with a 1B, 2B and 2 runs scored. The 2018 grad hits from a slightly open stance, and has more power to his pull side.

Jorge Perez (2019, LHP, Miami, FL) dominated during his 4 innings of work. The left-hander struck out 9 of the 14 batters he faced. Perez pitched in the 81-83 range with his FB and mixed in a 70-72 CB.

Brett Owen (2017, OF/3B, Blanchard, OK) went 1-2 for the day with a 3B. Owen's ability to fly around the bases coupled with a LD swing plane help him wear out the gaps.

Brian Perez (2017, 3B/RHP, Miami, FL) went 1-2 for the day with a 2B and a SB. Perez possesses present pop and strength in is swing. The 2017 grad is an aggressive hitter with the ability to make outfielders turn and run.

Robert Touron (2017 RHP, Miami, FL) was very impressive on the mound today, struck out 8 of the 9 batters he faced. His fastball was 89-91 mph with great control and painted corners with all his pitches.

Dwayne Franklin (2017 OF, Douglasville, GA) had a double in the game with a stolen base and a run scored, He showed quick hands at the plate.

Myles Christian (2017 OF, Olive Branch, MS) showed good bat speed at the plate with lift in his swing, just missed a homerun to RF.

Alec Dumas (2017 SS, Cary, NC) had a double in the game with an RBI, he showed good plate coverage at the plate.

Jaden Huber (2017 3B, McDonough, GA) had a double in the game with a run scored, he showed quick hands at the plate. 

Joshua Kinker (2019 LHP, North Port, FL) the long, loose projectable left hander threw four strong innings of work to start the game.  Kinker's fastball has a lot of arm-side run combined with a 12/6 cure ball that hitters struggled with.  The young lefty had great presence and strong command of all three pitches.

Logan Ransom (2019 LHP, Mechanicsville, VA) was up to 81 MPH mixing location of his fastball nicely.  His three strong innings of work was good for no earned runs.  Ransom throws from a 3/4 arm slot with some natural cutting action.  

Tyler Shuck (2017 RHP, Cape Coral, FL) the Florida Gulf Coast commit was up to 85 MPH today showing of his live arm and projectable frame.  Shuck works low in the zone with his heavy fastball while also generating good downhill plane.  Also had a nice stroke to right field.  Has a nice line drive swing plane with good weight transfer, ball jumps off barrel.

Luis Ezra (2017 RHP, Miami Lakes, FL) was up to 84 MPH with his fastball while throwing a curveball consistently for a strike.  Ezra has a big strong build with clear signs of more velocity to come as he continues to develop.

Michael Caveney (2017 OF, Raleigh, NC) showed a nice line drive swing plane and good approach at the plate.  Has a good balanced swing with good athleticism at the plate and in the field.  

Ryan Keenan (2019 OF, Lighthouse Point, FL)  went two for two on the day with a double.  Keenan has a good bat path and does a nice job of hitting the ball hard to the opposite field.

Cooper Weiss (2019 3B, Fort Myers, FL) also went two for two on the day with a couple of singles.  Weiss puts a good swing on all pitches and showed good life of the bat with some future power potential.

Alex Featherstone (2017 SS, Charlotte, NC) showed off his gap to gap approach with a double.  Featherstone has a good approach at the plate with consistently finds the barrel.  

Sebastian Szot (2018 RHP, Milton, GA) struck out 4 hitters in his two innings of work topping out at 82 MPH on his fastball.  Szot has good run on his two-seem fastball and is able to mix in a quality breaking ball.

Antonio Jareno (2018 MIF, Marietta, GA) topped out at 82 MPH on the mound to finish up the game.  Jareno showed a quick arm and a good feel for his secondary pitches.  

Christopher Williams (2018 OF, Woodstock, GA) continued from his impressive OF workouts, threw a laser from CF to get runner at home. 

Jon McDuffie (2017 OF, Calabash, NC) showed good bat speed at the plate with a line drive swing plane, laced a ball that was 91 mph off the bat to CF.

Jake Brown (2017 SS, Rockmart, GA) was 2 for 2 in the game with a stolen base and a run scored. He squared the ball up consistently at the plate.

Chase Smith (2017 SS, Marietta, GA) showed a good arm on the mound and ran his fastball up to 83 mph. 

Max Munroe (2018 RHP, Sarasota, FL) showed a loose arm on the mound with good life on his fastball at 78-82 and a CB at 67 mph. 

Wyatt Brock (2017 RHP, Virginia Beach, VA) put on a good display of power to the right center gap for a double.  Brock has the ability to hit the ball to all fields with raw strength and an advanced approach.

Brandon Lee Quinones (2017 OF, Hialeah Gardens, FL) was good for a double down the right field line .  Quinones has an inside out approach with quick hands and solid bat speed.

Zachary Daniels (2017 OF, Stockbridge, GA) led of the 1st with a hard single and added two stolen bases and a run scored on the day.  Daniels barrel is consistently in the zone; he also has great instincts on the base paths and in the field.

Curtis Adcock (2017 C, Johns Creek, GA) tripled to right center field showing raw power and the ability to drive the ball to the opposite field.  Adcock has a gap to gap approach and present strength in frame.

Michael Jimenez (2017 RHP, Ocala, FL) showed very projectable stuff on the mound sitting 84-86 MPH with his fastball to go with a sharp breaking ball and solid changeup.   Jimenez has a very quick arm throwing from a high 3/4 to over the top arm slot with loose arm action.  

Mason Kearney (2019 RHP, Roswell, GA) was up to 83 MPH and showed good mound presence for a young kid.  Kearney mixed pitches and location well doing a nice job of keeping hitters off balance.  

Julio Cortez Sanz (2018 C, Weston, FL) showed nice present bat speed and strength off the barrel on the double he connected for in his first at-bat. He has a strong frame and showed quick hands in his righthanded stroke.

Jacob Cabe (2018 MIF, Milton, GA) and Anthony Seigler (2018 C, Cartersville, GA) both showed off sound lefthanded swings through their first content. Cabe did a nice job of sitting back on a curveball and shot it through the left side. Seigler connected for a line drive single into left center field and also showed a strong arm from behind the plate with good carry and accuracy.

Levin Lackey (2017 3B, Grovetown, GA) also showed quick hands and strength with a single in his first at-bat. He also showed well defensively at third base showing sound actions with good arm strength across the diamond and quick feet moving to the ball.

Thomas Girard (2017 RHP, Simsbury, CT) came out attacking on the moudn with his fastball that topped out at 85 mph and sat consistently in the 81-85 mph range. His arm action is short and quick and he showed the ability to miss bats while also mixing in a slider up to 75 mph.

Kel Bordwine (2017 RHP, Cypress, TX) did a nice job of getting on top of his fastball and topped out at 84 mph. The ball leaves his hand cleanly and showed short running life while mixing in a changeup at 75 mph that features nice fade to the bottom of the zone.

Riley Davis (2017 RHP, Helena, AL) also ran his fastball up to 85 mph and did so with a fast arm action and a lower arm slot. When he stayed on top he was able to generate heavy life to the bottom of the zone and did a nice job of filling up the strike zone with his heater while flashing at slider up to 72 mph. He also had a two hit day for the Purple squad as he singled in each of his two at-bats to begin his showcase.

Antonio Flores (2019 1B, Allen Park, MI) had a double in the game with a run scored. He showed quick hands at the plate. 

Gabriel Garcia (2018 C, Miami, FL) had a double in the game with a run scored. He showed a good approach at the plate.

Tristan Tinney (2017 LHP, Bridgeville, PA) threw from a over the top arm slot with good arm action and showed a fastball at 78-81 mph with good cut action.

Luis Cleto (2018 OF, Santo Domingo, DOM) had a double in the game with a stolen base. He showed good bat speed at the plate and was aggressive on the base path. 

Jesus Nunez (2018 SS, Santo Domingo, DOM) showed off good fielding actions during the game and good bat speed at the plate. 

Will Ferrell (2018 RHP, Charleston, MO) threw three innings and topped at 82, he has a young lean build with plenty of room to fill out.